I ,1; *15
. s nittira‘i’ rm‘oui'c‘et is boti‘il
noblest. The drain upon the r95-
, ‘ who made a study
, mg“ re their probable
.1 319911 reduced to terms
on years.
,'-of
it needed however, th?
, ,gotio no to not not: on 931,911?-
9:995:1qu 13311311311311.111er
itjgto ring the whole
5 miles into me national prominence
{it it has lately attained“ in s ro
$3311 Wei
lie otal 5exhaustfofi
.it the present
Me of increase in production and con-
“million, as likely to occur in the con
1 1:1,- lowing the present one provid
pose aw fluids are; not in
«discovered, At the sonic
5111.”
we»!
5 5: limb!
hi ijidt ltl'ch discoveries as will up-
.tliode figures. Outside of the in
' “furious of the coal deposits of tho
5 ,tlnito‘d Mtéiithe; survey has for. some
been making a study of the coal
. slippi9 of the world and over six years
moss-i. a definite examination of
:9de in Alaska, The result of the lat
' 1 . idoullas been an excellent
, 1.1111111 the territory, a score
1‘1tuliltsa coal fields to
, “.9 on the coal map ins't publishe
‘rvey Bulletin 335. The combined
of thelhiilelds is very trout; al-
5 ,,1small ‘in comparison with the
{was of1 1the territory, Flur-
, midis not possible, even with
‘ ' mffiount of work actiomplish-
the coal areas of A asks
5155 by ttgls e. Addl
,‘igslp of lien up in estigstion
'11 hioh nresulhs l
a’inblbt‘dflbn ROqult‘ed.
‘ y. onefourth of Alaska,|or oli-
’ , idly 160, 000 square miles is iii
are “than an unopened book to
for as its precious and useful
_,‘1‘l ”5&5, 0011905119911," said Alfred
5, its, like chief geologist of the
' jlilhon Division of the U 8.012010, L
1 Survey. lust before leaving Was
stop for his unnuai "swing round the
r5319" in the big northwestern terr-i
"We know that there is coal in
"111511111 entered area. Possibly
1 use 9171 :l 0 cool fields which will
5 iii hilt part of the ultimate
'W am. one Cape Lisa
5 milieu represents the waste
in; of V! at is probably a lure
, '. 1 pot determined .‘Itisn t
, s bituminous cool my
We present known coal area
{‘1‘ r'y,1 which is ot'er 2.0
.,1 5! 55153555335135555555555551531311
3 31mm. 11 stores
'“tavoiebtyw the famoin'
’11 cost oiw‘ est Virginity;
11.!le multimedia coals make,
‘. '. coal} sis the severest tee,
95555555553; gives it especial ,va?
serous region 8015111
met the Mfuotli 3!“
s. Ibave observed
that were 6’0 feet 01
Atwood algeologist oi
“My!“ noisillug up in
a coal brokered.
summary of the, pres
:coaiireservé of the
,, pp 39311511111101...
999M111 fields». ,1
book. 119219052)? said Mr
' $990310“ Starve}: begin:
wt of Ads 11 cos
,. _. tilting with a. idologic ne-
1, ' , We of thetlowurads bituml
5 .. “19990199101 the Yulionre
1, 1 tool- 1901111111 19051...
' 551“ Wm anode of the Neoan'z
Mr'fllhhanltsctint11wa,5worl
' 11m y'tb‘e $911,113,139“: 1,0! tin
W 7995819919“ in 1905 th-
. life ills saw in set
“clubhouse “remains ther-
.‘mmflss of lands underlali
some: 90591911110anan fanthrs
mmmfimsdufll of the high
.1fiddsr.s5{s1 1190: thmflerendrsu- Ba
' utmost muonsuiasstudied b.
restorers. In 1903 cool lover
" ’ misfits mode of the southeast:
, psoved of 9199110le import.
-‘ 951119 {-904 the 3W0 study or
1- ,. ‘esd.’ 'nhteis; ahitamlnous cos,
15,599,! 5111993 work summon;
. the WIRHSW’VC
”niggwsrrlcdtmlf AME definlt
ice themed resource
Meanwhile with Nielsen i,
Meet: arm the total cool so
5 oil dillmriilide'lmdl the showin.,
“yidstiloioetesv becasrse of the com ,5
5 fhfk of «large developed eon.
11,911 the Vaclav Coast of th-
WW 9W“. " 1
5555Alaska coal field." said Mr.
m9: Windsor these cart-yin
*yfifflieshlol like dhe Controlie
"myths Matsanuslta- .ilelds or,
55 stile .s‘eaboaid of
1, £1 ' nail continena
555M‘1n0tfivgt been dodnitely 9E
_, 1‘aud whatever estimates 111-1
TMSOM years to 991119.111“
3i: subiect to wide ,expan
.‘i‘ or geological explordtionu
5 M'dorwa‘rd; but it is pr
5‘ ggreker’y great and that 11.5.,
"ed in hundreds of millions,
f
, Kudol in the beginnin-
“kegs! spouslamlll b1
. “but f tlfehe- littl-
" 111111“ ed
5‘ t ”will talc
9 longer time
put your ston
oopdition again. Get a ho
Holley. sold 11 The CI
5111i“! and The P311;
iii. badminton ‘of
and the necessity Jar their
5loal utilisation were ”€099?“
é'ykis doing its best to
111,93
1'7?!
s
. 1 , ment.
111 l; l 1
in;
v:
v
11f m on.» can“: we
1 -m." .
one some ourmo.
President De Lbéuwlhlun Circular in,
Regard to Picnic.
President De Leeuw, of 1.1111101th
Fellows’ Home of Connecticut, has is
sued the following circular in regard
to the picnic at Falrvicw on Labo;
5':‘Day ,
1 yinsccordsnce with annual custom
a basket picnic will be held on flit
Home grounds 011 Labor Dav, Monday,
Sépt. 7, to which you are cordially
invited. The previous outings have
been successful and we anticipate that
the success will be. repeated this
year.
(m that day. and certificates for half
pare return tickets froth New Lon
don to your destination will be. issued
by the secretary at the. Home
1111's thsixtbe'area of. lignite dull.
”339%
f 1
nuts and “other i
.111]
1:30’ and 4: 12 p m.
An interesting program will be an
'anged for the ceremonies of the day, 1
he athletic committee have arranged
'or a ball game between the single
old married men to be played at 11
rotate race and three- legged race.
It is‘ requestEd that y0u bring a
basket luncheon and participate in 11
. terns! family picnic.
bites and clam chowder will be
provided ties to all who attend 1.
You will confer a favor on tile
board of managers if you will inform
5W,tillhceR. Johnson societury, New
Landon. of the number of persons
.who will be present from youi organl
55zotlon and arrangements can be made
accordingly.
We trust that you will avail y'ou1
self of 015155 up 0r,tu5 ity to visit and
6’53 bring your film-
”an witbq'ou on this oc
nsp'ccf
my and
goal;déhis.1which have unit
. ems g'vrfilshuftne opal region we 1 , ‘
" ,519ver11igt it run into pneumonia ,nor,
eiargengnitsédclds of th 5, arid; With the small sizes, but get the
only was relation 11,
fl mustn't: slits Fon $20,000.
1 its? inlay as moron: mart 113'
out of industry on the' so ;
the Nortl
PonLAR rouns
The Recreatio Tourist Co person-
rties leaving in the
Nova Scotla, ten
{lays trip, Saturday August 15th. :80;
White Mountains, Monday, August
537th, five days trip, 324; Block island.
astdrdav. August 15th. three days trip,
911;. Atlantic City, August slat, five
days 55.159515 822 at Hotel Abbey, $526 at
Burton all; Saratogu Springs. August
24th. four days' trip, 817 or $19;
Niagara Falls “1pm Toronto August
29in, five days trill. $85. For circular
dud fickcts Call on The Recreation
Tourist Co. No, 183 Orange street.
1 LA lobbies.
bouillon Balm never lost a case:
5l5é5f5t a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
,'filmt kills the tough grip germ. But
you, ,woni Balm and a plenty, stfldo not
we or $1.90 bottle and take half a
teaspooni'ul 1115 water every three
nuns, sure to, keep up this treat-
5111611: faith city for two weeks after
men think you are ,,weil to utterly an
nihllaté every germ in every great or-
gen: These remaining genus cause the
evil after effects; it is, half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhages of
spellings give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes until it stops. '
..,_.._..
New Hagen Mon. Wants HéIVy Dams.
NEWFK.5 -F15-om Norwich,
VEN Aug. 13. —Waiter l-I.
191113.411, No 2,73 Orchard street, has
brotmht suit, against the ity of Nor-
wich for5 820.900. damages or injuries
,rpoeived «by him. Ivins was a lineman
,emfiloysd by the Southern New Eng-
Telephone Co., and on April 10
test, while he was at, work repairing
an overhead cable, in Norwich. he
pitched, a, supporting wire to the cable
ind received; 9,. terrific shock. He. was
brown from an elevated station, and
tell to theuitreet, about forty fact its-‘5
low, ,lus log a concussion of the
spine an other injuries. In his com-
plaint he holds, the city responsible. ,
There tire, many imitations of Do
,Nitt's Gorbollsed Witch Haas] Salve
“I lost. one august. son by The
ill ord Pharmacy and The Bridge
’hsrmsm
~...--
Theta is only one way to the hearts
Albozem
nominees
Guaranteed eggs—a new idea. 1331.119. you
can tnistmthat «you can beak withrdohfldénce
Doesn’t that appeal to you 7
No more uncertainty—mo more disappoint
Inst silk year grocer for a box of “Blue
1 1 ' Ribbon'Eggs” and if the seal is net broken you
can depend, upon, the contents.
Wfbsbdyttw of a Manholepsice
and eat with delight.
ammonium: mvrmcen; 1.
51ii~oiu or fire horses owned by
Arrangements have been livrft'cit‘dmgcmeut
WWI the N Y- 5N- H- 3"“ H R- R {and for the time bolus it bus M15391
Company to stop trains at the Honor
tijd or cats including a fat man‘ u 111ch deied
it
HE
you. Write us
DILLON e DOUGMSS.
5 .New Haven on? Hartford, Conn.
..
A Town oEAo 1.16.1.1.
Even the Fire Hers; s of West New
York Have to Eat Borrowed Oats.
Joseph Smith, who has charge of a
West
New York, N. .l., was obliged yester-
day in tho 11111111» of the town, to bur-l
row :1 supply of nuts to krill) the uni-'
trials from starving, on account of tiir ,
refusal of a merchant with whom lbw
municipality did business, to furnish
any more horse feed on ”Hi. The
dealer shut. off furtbcr supplies It».
cause. Mayor Darling wouldn‘t sign the
lust warrant. due liiin.
0“ng lo idlcnd official misman-
the town is without funds
unable to borrow The police have
not received their pa) for 11 month.
and the school teachers have gone
without their sulatles for two months.
The man who sold the horses to the
Trains leorve New London for the, town .41..» hon...“ Mitch W. 1,“. out 2,. Jim
01719 3'- 7-4-h13-5i'19 50 ”- 40 H in llug borrowed oats-l1ns brought suit (3.
to rotovcr the amount. of the purchase
price The council agreed last spring
when the town was flush, in [my 9900
for the team.
A summary investigation of in. ‘
towns financial affairs has been 11.
by Supreme Court .lusti1' U
8w 11y 2.0. c»
DcWitt's Little, Early Risers, sale,
easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. "
leLE AND BE Pnos‘Psuous.
That's the Plaiform of the “Optimistic
League" of' Montctntr, N. ,J
MONTCIAIR. N. .I.. Aug. i:l.-——Au
"Optimistic League“ has llt'i‘ll (u'guuiz
ed here with the following resolutions:
Whereas. We believe that the busi-
ness depression which We have all
been enjoying the last few months ls
due primarily to a lack of confidence:
and
Whereas, We believe that prosper!
lty does exist if good. patriotic citizens
will only recognize it: and
Whereas. We believe also that that
best wan to hasten the good times
which are surely hero is to take 1111 up
timistlc view of things.
We the llIldOl‘Mfilg’llOd have decided
to form an association to be called,
the “Optimistic league." ’
All enthusiastic citizens are eligible
to membership in the organization if
they will agree to smile at least. cord
11 day and do everything 411 their
povver to spread the habit of smiling
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody in Zanavllie, 0., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 5.8 She
writes: “My hu5sband, Jomesi.ee,flr1'n-
fy believes he owes his life to the use
of Dr. King's New Discovery. Hts
lungs Were so severely affected that;
consumption seemed inevitable when
a friend recommended New Discovery:
We tried it and its use has restored
him to perfect health. ” Dr. King's New
Discovery in the King of throat and
lung remedtbs. For coughs and coins
it has no equal. The first dose gives
relief. Try it. Sold under guarantee
at F. H. Baxter’s drug store. ,i'iOc and
$1. 00. Trial bottle free.
DEFRAUDED NEW LONDON METR-
CHANTS.
NEW LONDON, August lit—By ov-
dering flowers and ice cream for an
imaginary wedding, a slick stranger
who gave his name as Arthur Ray-
mond and James Webster succeeded
In passing two worthless checks here
from which he received $8 in good
money. The police were notified but
the sharper had ample time to leave
town before it was discovered that the
paper was valueiess.
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs M. M. Davison pf No. 379 Gif-
ford Ave, San Jose, (3111., says. “The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache. billions-
nests and torpor of the liver and bowels
is so pronounced that I am prompted,”
to say a word in its favor, for the bone:
tit of those seeking relief from such
afl‘lictions. There is more health for
the digestive organs in a bottle of Elec
tric Bitters than in any other remedy
I know' of " sold under guarantee at
F. H. B5'axters drugstore. W500 1 "1
COUNTY COMMldle'NEH THOMP-
SON’S ESTATE.
NEW HAVEN, August 13 .—-The in-
ventory of the estate of the late Coun-
ty Commissioner Edward '.F Thompson
f‘men;,lt is the way of your own
u-«1g——.- m- .
,mt-vaw new.
has been filed in the Probate Court
a 1
, ,cepl if WWII”,
, “H
i 1110511"
l her, A. D., 1886.
j
FOOLING THE OLD LADIES?
,_.a
Charge Made Against George C.
Thompson, hf Greenwich.
I". W. flart, of Plainvllle, (301111., son
of .lili’lt‘ lilllznr’i‘lllotsou, who is ill)
511.1111 old, claims that bis-lumber was
duped \Vllt'll she was married to
Guiu'gc C1. 'l‘limupuou, in New Haven,
or. June on. He also claims that
’inoiupsou, who claimed to be .11 rock
dmu of (ll'ocuwit'h, is offering himself
in 111:1i'i'lucc to old‘lndics in Cheshire
and riscu'lu-ro in the state, ,Mi'. Hart.
is taking stops to count his mother's
marriage with Thompson. 1
Rev. 11‘. Eli. lut'gcso, curate of
(‘in'isl Episcopal church, New i’lfll't—‘fl
said last night that. be 11111101111911 the
marriage of Mrs..l.1ue Eliza ’l‘illutson.
(land 69 3",111115 of Pluim'ille and (loo.
C Thompson. aged 74 word on June
25 at his homo. Thompson said that
v
he belonged in Greenwich. and
ed to be :1 f1 loud oi the Rm , Dr.
lll‘llllt) Morgan, room of (lli'l'lt
(lmr‘ch. nndc'l‘bompson first called at
Dr Moiguu' 8 home to be inuiriod in.
Morgan was out of town, and the cou-
ple looked up [)1'. Morgan‘s curate.
itvv. Mr. Burgess.
in (mentioning the pair, Rev. .'\11'.
lul'goss loomed that they had gone
to New “men from Piuiuvllle by trol-
nnd had dotid d to get married
'1' boy had 111» mm rlnvrc license
will flu-u Thompson siuricd down
town ulti'i' it, While he was away
Rev. Mr. Burgess uostionod the
would-bo-bridc._ Sim 1clincd to give
any details of t clr rmltnlit'tx, but.
said she had kuo n him for some
time. that fit‘ boarded with her, and
that she had confidence enough in hlin
to marry him. Slit' said this was her
fourth matrimonial venture, and all
1101' husbands \v11i'11 dead. 'l‘llompsou
liz‘td been married only mice. ills wife,
was dead. After lllt‘ i‘ri'czuuiu' Thomp-
son and his wife want back to Plain-
ville, and both appeared to be happy.
Within the last trip weeks, Rev. Mr.
Burgess rcteived u very pathetic let~
1,111- from the bride, in which she said
that the "god bridegroom but] iii't'uptp-
oil. and slip \\'tlill"d to know from the
iliinlstcr if fht‘l't‘ was not some way by
which the. marriage could be annulled.
She was notified that “0“ was it guy
old deulvcr. it was stated l'ist night
that Thompson got quite a wad of
rash from his bride just before be dis-
:tpt'm'cd. (inc thing worrying Mrs
Thompson is that ht'r'mlsslns: husband
mny have. some claim In the consider-
able amount of property of which she
is possessed.
Her lawyer is investigating-,1 reports
tilut‘1,Tliou1psoii had :1 wife living
when he married her. 1
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
County as
Frank .1. (‘henw makes with that he
is senior puritici of the firm of F. .l.
Cheney & 00., 110.111; business in the
City of Toledo. County and State store.
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catari'b that
cannot be cured by the use of' Hull‘s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
‘Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem-
A. W, GLEASON.
. (Seal) Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and.
mucous surfaces of the system. Semi
for testimonials free.
I". J. CHENEY &.CO.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Druggisis, 751:
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
potion.
._.._.——
MISSING PLAINVILLE MAN DEAD.
PLAINVILLE August 12-‘The body
of William T. Waters, who has been
missing from his home here since yes--
1 terday, was found in a building .td
joining his home.,last night. Death
was brought on by, natural causes, He
was seventy-five years old, and a
prominent resident of this place for
many years.
Kennedy’ 11 Laxative Cough Syrup 5311
especially recommended for children.
sugar. Sold by The. Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy.
“Jam-—
.1 DEATH av 5331‘: PRISON.
John Syreeney at at the state pris.
on in Wetbersfleld Tuesday night, at
9: 30. of pulmonary tuberculosis, aged
27 years. He had been ,in the prison
hospital since June 113, thls‘year. 'He
was sent to prison from Hartford, on
September 26,\1906, for robbery. his
and Shows an estate of $55,433, 1.
. sentence being from two‘to four years.
' for a performance which is to
“ given at the theatre Tuesday morning.
It tastes nearly as good as maple 5
Stale Convention liavo Been
Ari-snow
NORWICH. August 13.-——Iu confer-
ence with Chief llow‘urd ii. Stanton
here on Monday William B. Perkins,
partment, and president 01 the Conncc.
tlcut State5Fii'ei11‘cn's association. com-
pleted the details for the. i'wculy6flfth
annual convention of the association.
‘whlclt is to meet in Norwich Septenr
her 8 and 9. The visit of President
Perkins was to look over the proposed
program which had been prepared by
Chief Stanton, all of which be upprmu
ed, 110 that the attractive souvenir pro5
gram, which is to be prepared, can at
1 once be placed in the hands of the
printers.
This will be a very complete 9011-
vcnlr of the occasion, containing cuts
of the state and local officers. Mayor
Costello llippltt, President W. Fred-
t‘l'ltlk W. Cure-y, of the board of trade.
and several views of prominent places
in Norwich
All meetings of the convention arc
to be held in the city hall while the
credentials committee will have, the
common council chamber f'oi their
meeting place. When dt‘lt‘g bios have
their credentials approved they will
each be handed an envelopi- containing
the badge, souvenir program. a ticket
be
the 18th. At. 11 o'clock in the can
that fire station there will be u meetin:
of the executive committee. to be fol
lowed in half an hour i\‘\' th.» aunuu
n‘cotliig of the Fire (lliii'i‘u' club, A
l the lorul department (lfllf‘i'l‘s wil
ft‘lldf'l' u complluu-uiairy banquet to tilt
Flrc Chief-'1' club and a few other
ghosts in the dining room at the Ma
'zumlc li'llllllt‘.
The convention proper will open
at :3 o'clock on ’i‘uosduy afternoon in
the city hill and after half on 110111
utliournsi attend a memorial sor
vice at Christ churcb' conducted by
Rev. Nellson l’uc Curr-y, sintc chap
lulu. Stu-h a service Is a unique thin;
in the history of thr- nssuclutlon, tht
hrsr ever held.
Times to spunk on the first day are:
‘l-lnyor [.lppltt. who is to welcome tilt
alclcgatr-s to the city: President Per
kins, who responds; President Gary, 0
11111 board of trade, and State Comp
[roller Thomas H. l'irudslrvet, who r1
.ponds to him. and Chief Stanton.
Tho;- v.'lll l'f'llll‘ll to the city but
bi'udrd bv ’l‘ubbs' band. At 7 o'clocl
Tuesdrr (writing their will be :1 ('m;
(‘s'l‘t by the band on Union Square. 111
for which ihn ticlogaicsfwhn are on
111i'ti1tl to l'llllllllt‘l' at trust 400, \\'ll
llllll't‘ll urn-11nd past the Wuur'gai
house and through the square liofur
attending the 1111111111 pciiu 1111110-
'i‘lw play is tube a it‘llllll cugugt'iui'n
of 1 Knight For 11 Day
011 Wednesday mowing at 8:35
thew is to be a demonstration 0
Union Suitsi‘o'of fire fighting uppiil
atus by iuatmfut'tm'crs, and also in lhr
exhibition hall. which will be Illug'u
gurus". on Chestnut street. At 9:30
the convention court-110s again for 11:11
closing business. Not, for several
years has tluu'ebccu an exhibition of
apparatus, but :1 number are rm: l) to
be here this your.
One special request that Chief Stun-
ton has made of merchants in gcuvi. ".1
is to'llluminate their stores on the
evening of the first day. so that the
city may be seen in its best and most
impressive aspect, at night. in addition
to the decoration which it is expected
will be seen on it" hands.
Some decorations. both in hunting
and Clt‘Cll‘lCtll effects are to be ur~
.111 'cd on the (fly ball. Clllt‘f Stun.
ion has been ralilur upon the inor-
chants of the (it) fol routiibutlous to
defray illt‘ necessary expenses. which
will be considerable. and has met with
very fair success. This is one “mo in
uvllfc' limo for the city to do ltsrll'
urinal, is the way in» looks :11 it. and
he billevr-s them will be all the sup
port notes will in former yours at
such conventions there have been
many calls for ball tickets and dance
tickets, but all that is dispensed with
this your and all the money goes di-
rectly to the expenses.
0 A. s‘ '1- on :13: A .
ham the ills Kind in flats Always Burgh
Signatuo
CURRIER HAS NOT RESIGNED HIS
J03. '
Service superintendent
New Work. 1
NEW HAV1N. August 13.—-R"D()lls
of the resignation of A F. Cturier. s11
porilitendcnt of the CM service on the
New Haven 1',0ad have been floating;
around railroad circles for sew-mil
days. Mr. Currier has been given new
duties, it was officially stated today,
and that he has not resigned. The
change in his work was made noel-s
sury by the recent uppoinoiucnt of a
master of transportation. The cour
Dally game out the following state-
ment concerning Mr. (.111 rler 5 change
today:
“The appointment of a master of
transportation naturally resulted in
relieving Mr. Currier of certain duties
connected with distribution of cars,
etc. Additional duties, however, have
been placed upon Mr. Currier. relating
to collections due for car service, etc.
and possibly this has given rise to the
rumor referred to. Mr. Currier has
'given no lntimatitin that. he intended
to r,csign nor has any such suggestion
been made him on the part of the man
ode-merit. "
Car Given
5FOR GORE FEET.
"I have found Bucklen' s Arnicn
Salve to be the proper thing to use for
sore feet. as well as for healing burns
.5 .sores cuts and all. manner of abru
slons,”1writes Mr.‘ W. Stone. of East
.Poiand .JMaine it is the proper thing
tea for piles. Try it! Sold under ounr
'antee at F.1d Ba'xter's drug start
Ch
259.
Sometimes a woman asks hcs hus-
‘buud' s hdvlce so 9110'" be in a position
‘to (like the Opposite course.
.111qu rantings 1
Details of the Program fort
assistant chief of the New flavoufdc- "
55515 VAW- 3| ‘
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‘ 1,..,.. T" '3 ,1 11
susmrr HAWLEY’B CHOICE.
1, 1 His Great Desire to Make Judd.
,, 1 ' , Walsh a “nonunion.
, It is admitted that Sheriff Sidney
E. Huwicy, of Falrdold County. is the
3‘ 1 '1 ,1 . 1'5‘11
‘h'i hive tread («in walkable tints‘ to And it ml
,‘nuldp t unwitbimt i tern i have “um“.m
personality in Republl
I is out to Windward-m .1111 W' petition in that county. Sheriff lluw :
grudge-1,:”111111533515115,5933%,953555 film? waited for a long time to commit
' m- wi on i. 11m 11 I himself to either Lake or Lillev au-
. 1 m .Aiboor. ll ‘1 - 1
11'1““ 5' cording to the Huii'ford ’i‘llncs. He
liked both, Will '1’ either rt-iiri'd he
would hEliIl..,t . .131“! the one who
remained in the 116111.110.» some time
he was inclined to conic out for Lake
and the friends of the Lieutenant—
, ' Governor were encouraged to think
1 that "Sld"——os,his friends affection-
uctly call him—’would 110' on his side. '
He finally announced that he would
support the candidacy of the Con-
gressniauvai1l.1a11'gc. in coming to this
decision. Sheriff liawlt'y ullicd blin-
self with the machine. The big-heart.-
cd l.ieuteuant-Gmternbr heard the
sheriff's decision without allowing it
to interrupt their personal friend-
ship. Sheriff iinwiey has no ambl-
tiou to be 11 state leader. The sphere
of his influence is confined to his own
balli\vlck—Falrflcld County—41nd be
has no desire to extend it. The county
is his political world. and territory
outside that is, for the purpose of
politics. alien still. His principal inter—
H‘hou‘ant. Pdlpild‘hn “Roi; ’f‘utoflmvfino Goo,
Never Hltkhll,V‘ttiikt‘llnful‘le.10l‘0.3""
old in built 'H in gtmulue to let stn515u5v5955d I.‘
aunruutood to cure or yunr’monoytm
Sterlingltemedy Co. ,Clilcogo 911N1Y.6.
Milli: Sill, Till 5MLlldli'flOllE.
GREENFIELD, CLUB FAIR.
Annual Event to Be Held on Septem-
ber 15, 16 and 17.
Active preparations are under way
for fllt' eighth annual fair of the Green-
llcltl Country Club, September 15. 16 (51st in the present campaign is to so-
iiud 17. are the dates set. Revised cut‘c the nomination for Congress-
pi'mnluni lists ure- being printed uud,111an1ut‘l.urge for Senator Walsh. He
will soon be mailed to addresses in all is prepared to make any sacrifict's
the surrounding towns. The society for that. The contest for Governor
will make this one of their banner is of secondary importance to Sena-
fuii's. tor Walsh‘s nomination. He will be
011 Tuesday, 151b, exhibition of mares true to his promise to LillE'l‘. but he
and foals. work and drought horses, will not spare himself in behalf of
dairy work and drought cattle, and Walsh. it is not that he loves Lillt'y
judging of some in ring in front of less, but he loves Walsh more. But.
:ruud stand. farm- and garden pm- even the dominating influence of
iuctu. fruit and vegetables in great va- Sheriff Hawlcy is not saving b‘airfleld
rtcty. grain, cut flowers and growingfiCouuty from unpleasant friction. l‘hc
slants. Repiosentative exhibits ofl'vportcd i'undldacv 0f 001 Matt ll
nanufacture and art, woman's work, Rogers, of Bridgeport, for secretary of
Ito. will be on exhibition and judged state. is not agreeable to the sheriff
on ibis day It lmperils the candidacy of Scuutor
011 “mine-111.13 and Thursday. 16th Walsh, in that it gives the county
111d [7111 w ill be exhibited and judged two candidates. There was a l'lllliOl'
fancy horses and cuulpa gee, and field from Falifield C(lllntv this week to
sports 11:1. heretofore. The horse. will the effect that Senator .lcicmlah Don-
1(1 made a feature of the fair. in yeais ovan. of Norwaik, will be nominated
1.15.1. the noises in all classes compet- by the Democrats of the 00un for
'11:: on in mounds of the Greenfield album. at the next shrievnlty election
'."uunti,\' Club have been competitors to run against Sheriff Hovv'loy. Sena-
" some of the greatest horse fairs of, tor Donovan is immensely impulnr
his country, so the lover of theborsemnd the ease with which be defeats
, lug.
'brought to this city.
nay rest assured of seeing something
in September 16 well worth his while.
‘.‘\'11llknown and fmuous judges act in
these classes.
The dog show will also be a drawing
“.1111. as the exhibit is under the rules
)f the American Kennel Club; none
but the best can be found here, and
'11 unusually iluc entry is expected.
"oulti'y of high degree will compete
'or the bit of ribbon. and from pres-
'ut indications there’will be the larg-
191 entry of any your in the history of
be (li't'cuflt'ld fair.
“Toxtui'lng eczema spreads l‘s burn-
ng nreu every day. Dean's Ointment
unekiy stops-its spreading, instantly
shove: the itching cures it pennan-
1ntly. At ‘nny drug store.
AUTOISTS osovs 1N RESERVOIR.
Bridgeporters Rescued From Perilous
Position by JohnE. Foster.
BRIIIGEPORT, August 13.——Whilc
going at a fast clip towards his sum-
illi‘l' lltllllt' at 'fiuutbull Beach late last
Boothuood avenue secretary and
treasurer of the (‘onoolédi' ted Carpet
Sewing Machine Company, skidded
and was thrown into the reservoir;
near the south end of Milford. *John
E. Foster. of the Foster Ilcsso Com-
pany, (if this city, rescued the occut
pants or the car, and took them to
Mr. Vclic‘u cottage. 5 1
Mr. Voile Wits returning from
(“y with flute guests. At the
lord f‘t‘St‘llt’llr bu w,us
rapidly by Itir 1103ii~r,5\vlio was head-
ing his 111110 in the opposite direc-
tion. Near the pond the cur struck
some fresh dll'i whole pipes had just
bot-n laid. The machine skidded andl
turned down the embankment towards
the pond. The brakes Wine of no avail
the machine sl',,idiu " down hill into the
watcr.il‘ortu11at5cly for the occupants.
the car did not turn over, but sunk
to the top of the louncau Mr. Fos-
tel hurried to p1 Of‘lllf‘ planks to put
out to the shipwrecked uutolsts; rind
after st'v rial minutes he got them on
shore. One of the ladies in the car had
swooped but the other occupants
were none the water: for their drench.
this
Mil. l
HOW TO AVOID A’PPENDICITIS.
Most victims of appendicitis are
those 9'81, are habitually constipated.
Foley s ri‘no Laxative cures chronic
constiaplion by stimulating the liver
and bewcls and restores the natural
action of the bowels Foley‘s Orlno
Liixatlve does not. nauseate or grips
and is mild and pleasant to take. Re
fuse substitutes. The Cillford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
“.—
STONE THRGWERS WERE CAP:
TURED.
Young Tramps .Wfto sruashed Gino
From Train N'abhsu In Stamford;
smrloerou'r August. 134111111113
through town on a flat freight car. car,
ly last evening, a group of young,
trumps a'mus ed themselves by throws
lug stones at housfs while the. train
sped along the Ralroad avenue via‘
duct. 'I‘licv smashed two plate glass
windows. The police wires were set;
at work. and titles. of the offenders
were arrested at. ’Stamford, and were,
Two of the young men admitted buv~
lug tbro‘tvu the stones but the eldest.
of the trio denied having had anything
in do with it. The other two said that
lie was silently guilty with also, how.
ever ,
The 1110 all of whom hall from Van
Nose, N. 1’., stated that the stones
were thrown "just for fun’ They
gave the: 1 panics as Arthur Schwarz~
bolt, mask Sullivan and Thomas Mcs
lllllgllnfl.
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STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia.
zlllnu Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever it'lcd. almost without exception.
10c title, 5509 and $51. 00 bbiil‘cs. The ,
seen di'Ivlng' .
’need to take Kodol.
the. iiblcst candidates of the Repub-
lican siiongholds is the best proof of
his popularity -
CAETGPJA
For main and Won.
the, lilml Yul liars Always Bought
Bears the
signature of
MADISON 'sA'R‘uED BURNED.
Tramps. Doubtless 8st Fire to Ex-
Sheriff scranton‘s 'Bulidlng.
MADISON, August lit—Fire early
yesterday totally destroyed the large
burn on former Sheriff .1. Samuel
Scranton‘s place in Railioad avenue,
and but for strenuous work on the
part of: the firemen nearbv property
would have been biimcd.fi‘ha‘ fire was
discovered about '1130 o'clock, and
"my“ flit“ ('ill‘ (‘f snag T VP“? of Touln'om the W3“ it WAS burning. ll 81)-
pareutly started abilut in thc middle of
the hay 1cft.,\Vhen the firemen reach—
ed the place the barn was in flames,
and they could do little, towards chock-
lng them. it was thought that the
built of Mr. Rainioud Norton next
door would go up in smoke, but this
'was saved after the live stock had
been removed. M1'.Scranton‘s horse
was safely taken from the burning
but ldiug. but tWo pigs and several
choke chickens were consumed.
it is. supposed that a trump accl‘
dentslly set fire to the burn as almost
nightly for the past two Weeks knights
of the hay loft have been seen around
the burn by by Scranton. The loss
probably will reach 92, 500.
A BOON TO ELDEWRLY l’EOPLE.
Most elderly people have same‘kld-
ney or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foley’s'Kld
ney Remed "has "proven ‘a boon to
many elderly people as it stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregular-
ities and tones up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley’ s Kidney Rem-
edy at once and be vigorous. The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
mas on 67 siRTHoAv.
NORWICH. August ‘13 —E1‘t‘actly on
the anniversdry of his birth sixty~
seven years ago tlbhn A. C'aryl. a Vet-
eran letter carrier of this citY. dropped
dead of heart disease at his home last
night about 7: 20 ociock. Mr. Caryl
had been a letter carrier in this city
since Octobel' 1,1885 with the excep-
tion of seventeen months under the
Cleveland administration.
Take Kodol whenever you feel that
you need it. That is theonly time you
Just When you
need it; then you will not be troubled
with sour stomach. belching, gas on
the stomach, etc. Sold by The Clif.
ford Pliarma5cy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
.MR. BROOKER, HOME.
ANSONIA, August 13.—-—Hon. Chas.
F; Brooker and Mrs. Brooker, and Col.
Alton Farrell, 0f Ansonla who have
been making a tour of the Yellow-
stone park, ioturned home yesterday
afternodn
Dertt‘s Kidney and Bladder Pills
will prom tiy relieve all Kidney and
Bladder d sorders. Bold and recom—
Imended by The Cidord Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
Everybody is more or less suspic-
ions of a‘ suspiciodsmdn.
Bra; “ '
Cliftdr‘d Baxter‘s and'PlolItOti's. *9
Norwalk Chronicler